but who is speaking today? hi fred. well senator rand paul of kentucky just got off the stage. he did some predictable things he bashed the president. he bashed his potential rival, former secretary of state hillary clinton. but he also did something that may be a little bit less predictable. he talked about the need for the republican party to expand its base. let s listen to what he had to say. the one thing i would like to leave you with is i d like you to think about how we re going to move forward and how we re going to win. i think we need to stay true to principle. i think our message needs to be carried to new people. we too need to talk to the business owners the workers, rich, poor, white, black, brown. we need to get out there and go to places we haven t been going. so senator paul has been one of the most vocal voices in the party for trying to expand
i think a couple of jurors will hold out there i agree with that. i think that s right. no. i think it s death penalty. it s easy when you agree. just kidding. all right. avery, richard, thank you so much. appreciate it. pleasure. we re coming to you soon, fred. wreele ll roll out the red carpet. thanks so much guys. coming up tsa pat-downs supposed to enhance security. but what if agents take advantage of that task foretheir own thrills? the alleged tsa plot allowing one agent to grope attractive men. hey mike, it s lucy from lifelock. good news. we just learned your case is closed and your stolen retirement funds are finally being restored. lucy, wow. that 401k is two years in the mailroom ten in customer service, and the last five as sales director. that s some resume.
internet? that s the challenging thing for britt mchenry and espn going forward. it hard to excuse her comments obviously. if her suspension ends and she goes back to work the video s going to live online for a long long time. it s not going away any time soon. espn faces a tough decision. suspension to end middle of next week and britt mchenry to go back to work. lots of calls online for a longer suspension or for her to lose her job entirely. espn has lots of experience with this suspend employees before. remember stephen a. smith suspended for controversial comments he made about domestic violence and how women are treated in abusive relationships. bill simmons of of e schltspn suspended for calling the commissioner a liar. that went on for three weeks. some people say one week is not enough in this case. fred back to you. brian, thank you so much. catch more of brian stelter, host of reliable source,
not have to be a or does it have to be a unanimous decision by the jurors? yeah fred this has to be 12-0 if one juror holds out, no death penalty. here s the situation, fred. when you go to voir dire and the judge says this is the law, apply the facts to this law and could you actually vote for death, and everybody sits there in front of the judge and says yes, you go through a trial and you live and see this guy every day in court for as long as this trial lasted now you have to go back and deliberate can you give the thumbs down? can you actually vote death? there s almost a relationship that s built, you re saying between the jurors and the defendants? exactly, fred. it goes to the humanization of the defendant. that s what it goes to. that s what the defense will try to show. avery? i think it s a little bit deeper than that. i think what s going to happen here is that the prosecution obviously wants the death
cases you speak of might be the impetus to get some of these police jurisdictions to have some of these muscle memory tests that you speak of. ky make one more point, fred? yes. in all of these cases, every single kay, right or wrong, if individuals, the bad guys were doing what was right and didn t run, these stupid incidents wouldn t be happening in the first place. that s not taking away from the cop s stupid mistakes. but the fact is citizens that go out and do things that put themselves in harm s way, if there s an officer out there that is not trained properly things like this can happen. stop it from the beginning. wake up every morning and dot best you can, to be the best that you can. that s the very first thing. jonathan gilliam. thanks so much. still ahead, frightening moments in texas, torrential rain tears through a circus tent sending everyone scrambling for safety. if you struggle with type 2 diabetes, you re certainly not alone.